Procedure Text and a Daily Life

What is Procedure Text?

• a text that presents information in a clear and factual manner

• a text that describes a particular object in detail

• a text that explains or helps us how to make or use something

• a text that tells a story or describes a sequence of events

Which statement is TRUE about the instruction?

• Cut the mango into pieces before we peel the mango

• we turn on the blender for about 15 minutes

• Water, sugar, and mango pieces are mixed together in the juicer

• The first thing we do is turn on the juicer

The goal of the text above is to tell about …

• How to make mango squash

• How to make mango ice cream

• How to make mango sticky rice

• How to make mango juice

Break the eggs, then pour the milk in the bowl.

Add a spoon of sugar.

This sentence is included in the ...

• Methods

• Goal

• Purpose

• Events

“Then, boil the noodles on low heat …”

The best adverb to complete instruction is….

• when finish

• when serving

• over the whole oven

• for ten minutes

“You would need a spoonful of chocolate powder to make chocolate brownies.”

The word “spoonful” has a similar use with the following, except …

• Careful

• Basketful

• Armful

• Cupful

What is the generic structure of the procedure text?

• Goal – equipment – steps

• Goal – materials – resolution

• Goal – materials – steps

• Goal – ingredients – resolution

The language feature of procedure text is ...

• Present tense

• Past tense

• Imperative

• Gerund

... lemonade extract and soda water. Stir thoroughly. (Procedure)

The word printed in bold means ...

• To make it smooth

• To boil

• To cut

• To move an object in order to mix it

"To make French Toast, you need:”

The expression in the text above belongs to …

• Materials

• Purpose

• Methods

• Goal